The photo spread online as demands grew for the White House to release the so-called Epstein files in July 2025.

Donald Trump ‘s continued struggles to quash the conversations about Jeffrey Epstein and his administration’s handling of the so-called “Epstein Files” was once again the first “Hot Topic” of the day on Thursday’s (July 17) edition of The View.

The rhetoric marks a dramatic escalation for the Republican president, who has broken with some of his most loyal backers on issues in the past, but never with such fervor.

A growing number of MAGA-aligned Republican lawmakers are at odds with US President Donald Trump over his administration’s refusal to release more information about pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.Once some of Trump’s closest allies,

Only about one-quarter of U.S. adults say that President Donald Trump’s policies have helped them since he took office, according to a new poll that finds underwhelming marks for him on key

President Donald Trump secured approval of his first judicial nominee of his second term, as the U.S. Senate confirmed a former law clerk to three members of the U.S. Supreme Court's conservative majority to a seat on a federal appeals court.

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) gave a stark warning to President Donald Trump Thursday that further inter-party attacks will likely see Republicans “lose the majority this midterm.” “Attacking republicans who lean independent or libertarian is how Republicans (Trump) will lose the majority this midterm,

Unified Republican Control Faces Public Skepticism, While Third-Party Support Rises Amid Discontent A new CNN poll conducted by SSRS reveals a complex and evolving landscape of American public opinion,

Donald Trump's Republican Party elects new leadership, including Lara Trump. David Jackson. USA TODAY. HOUSTON − Donald Trump's full-on takeover of the Republican National Committee is now complete.

For a brief period following the Republican Party’s lackluster showing in the November 2022 midterms, it seemed like the GOP was finally ready to move on from Donald Trump.

The Senate passed President Donald Trump’s request to claw back $9 billion in foreign aid and public media funding in the early hours of Thursday morning, with all but two Republicans voting against it.